json_binlog_main.cc

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/*
  This is a test executable which does nothing, except verify that symbols are
  visible. See the accompanying cmake rules.
  Instantiated Value objects are bad, running this executable will fail.
 */
#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string>

#include "sql-common/json_binary.h"

int main() {
  json_binary::Value value = json_binary::parse_binary(nullptr, 0);

  bool is_valid = value.is_valid();
  json_binary::Value::enum_type enum_type = value.type();

  value = json_binary::Value(json_binary::Value::OBJECT, nullptr, 0, 1, false);

  json_binary::Value elt1 = value.element(1);
  json_binary::Value key1 = value.key(1);

  size_t sz1 = value.lookup_index("foo", 3);
  size_t sz2 = value.lookup_index(std::string("foo"));

  bool has_space = value.has_space(0, 0, nullptr);

  json_binary::Value null_value =
      json_binary::Value(json_binary::Value::LITERAL_NULL);

  json_binary::Value int_value =
      json_binary::Value(json_binary::Value::INT, 42);

  json_binary::Value double_value = json_binary::Value(0.0);

  json_binary::Value string_value = json_binary::Value("foo", 3);

  std::string string_buf;
  string_value.to_std_string(&string_buf, [] { assert(false); });
  string_value.to_pretty_std_string(&string_buf, [] { assert(false); });
  return 0;
}